VOL. IE. NO. 102
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1896
PRICE, 5 CTS
ST. LOUIS FORM CHART.
ST. LOUIS, MO., July 22.— Sixty- Fourth day. Fair Grounds Association Meeting.
Weather clear ; track muddy.
Judges, J. A. Murphy and Joseph J. Burke. Starter, 0. C. Chinn.
LATONIA FORM CHART.
COVINGTON, KY., July 22. — Twenty-Fourth Day. Latonia Jockey Club. Summer Meeting.
Weather, cloudy; track, slow and improving.
Presiding Judge, J. J. Carter. Starter J. P. Chinn.
2446
FIRST RACE— Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wt.
St.
%
54
%
Str.Fin.
, Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
PI
2429 TIM IRVEN
90
4
4h
41
43
11 11
Slaughter
L. T. Caton & Co. 5
6
2
2244 LOYAL PRINC’SS86%
3
6
6
3nk 32 24
Gilmore
F. T. Bishop
15
12
5
2309 JIM HENRY
103
1
33
31
6
6 3nk
E, Cochran H. L. Haskell
4
6
2
2309 JIM HOGG
100
7
2nk 2"
254 4% 454
Schorr
H. T. Batchelor
6-5
6-5
out
2342 AL ORTH
110
2
7
7
7
7 51
Schaefer
St. Paul Stable
15
10
4
2342 W G HARDING
107
5
1%
1% 11
22 6
R. Jones
H. K. Dorr
6
8
3
2429 IRISH CHIEF II
100
8
51
554 5
8 7
Frost
D. Hoover
10
15
6
2203 PA VAN
101
6
8
8
8
554 8
F. Hicks
C. A. Dukes
20
15
6
Time, 20M, 46^/,, 1 :15, 1 :43/*.
Winner- Ch. g, 3, by Tom Paxton— Invoice.
Start good by machine. Won easily; second all out. Loyal Princess was ridden all over the
stretch. W G Harding stopped on the end. Tim Irven finished strong.
Scratched — Signora, 93.
2447
SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wt. St. %
54
% Str.Fin.
Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
PI
2341 CHERRYSTONE
102 2
51
33 23 15
Slaughter
A. Shields
3
354
6-5
2341 PRETENDER
101 1
Ink
14 JH 24
Garner
Pat (vorrigan
3
13-5
1
2342 GLEE BOY
104 9
10
6 454 3nk
Hampton
G. W. Scott
8
10
4
2394 AUNT SUSIE
101 5
21
23 34 48
Wilson
C. F. McDonald
15
20
8
2340 ALBERT S
97544
61
7 62 52
T. Murphy Ruby Stable
254
3
1
2284 DICK DENEATH
101 10
8
8 51 61
Hinkey
E. A. Meyers
15
12
5
2395 BRAVO
90 3
11
9 8 7
Thornton
('. Weatherford
5
6
2
2341 (^OCHINA
93 11
10
10 7 8
Hartkop
H. L. Haskell
50
60
20
1520 BALSAM
90 6
32
41 9 9
('!onroy
J. W. Levy
50
60
20
2286 ALTADENA
102 7
7
11 10 10
W Johnson Pastime Stable
8
10
4
2243 JOHN B EWING
90 12
12
12 11 11
Milburn
L. T. Caton & Co. 40
60
20
2343 MARTHA GRIFFIN 105 8
41
55412 12
R. Jones
H. K. Dorr
12
20
8
Time, 2.5, 5154, 1:1854.
W’iu er— B. c. 4, by Hindo— Cherry Blossom,
Start good, by machine. Won
in a gallop. Glee Boy got off badly and finished strong.
Cherrystone just galloped over Pretender when he was ready. J
Re is a queer horse.
Scratched— Eau Claire, 111 ; First
Chance. 101; Walnut 1
iidge, 100; Miry
Anna, 88;
Miss
Sturgis, 103 ; Counsellor, 98.
THIRD RACE— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. Wt. St. ^ ^ % Str.Fin. .Jockeys Owners Oi> Cl P'
2367 MAY THOMPSON 103 4 li li li 12 D Webster Lakelanci Stable 6 10 3
(23^)DON CARILLO 97 3 33 35 .35 2t 28 Slaughter B. Schreiber 4-5 11-20 out
2433 FIGARO 110 1 4 4 4 4 3» Covington H. E. Rowell 4 414 1
(2316) CREVASSE 103 2 2^ 2% 2i 34 4 Schorr J. E. Cushing 314 4 4-5
Time, 13^, 39, 1:06, 1:32^.
W'inner— (^h. m, 5, by Kosciusko — Delphine.
Start good by machine. Won easily ; second driving hard. May Thompson ran a good race
in the going. (Crevasse was short. Figaro is not nearly himself.
Scratched— Addie Buchanan, 98.
2449
ind. Horses.
FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Wt.
St.
V4 54 %
Str.Fin.
Jockeys
Owners
Op
(U
PI
83
1
330 350 28
12 12
Reidy
G. C. Bennett
6
6
8-5
109
3
2i%2nk 111
26 2n
Covington
Pastime Stable
3-5
1-2
out
108
4
454 41 42
412 315
Schorr
J. E. Cushing
8-5
4
4-5
83
2
IH Ink 340 32 46
H. Cole
H. L. Haskell
50
60
15
108
5
5 5 5
5 5
Wilson
Lee Shores
80 100
25
2396 ROYAL CHOICE
2367 LAUREATE
2372 SUNBURST
2340 SYt^AMORE
LEVELLER, JR
Time, 26%, 52, 1 :19^, 1 1 ^%.
Winner— B. c, 3. by Hindoo— Kissengen
Start good by machine. Won in a gallop! next two driving. Sunburst was outraced first
part of the route. Laureate stopped on the end.
2450
FIFTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. . Horses.
Wt.
St. %
54 % Str.Fin.
, Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
PI
1834 BATTLEDORE
100
2
;^H 3 nk 3
IH
Garner
D. A. Honig
4
10
3
(2223) DON FULANO
113
6
Ink Ink 1 h
2 nk
T. Murphy
T. H. Ryan •
6-5
6-5
1-2
2285 ST PAN('RAS
108
1
454 2nk 254 38
Penn
D. Hoover
4
5
8-5
(2396)TOWERST
107
5
2nk 4 4
4
E. Cochran T. Kiley
4
6
2
1928 MAID OF HONOR
94
4
5 Fell.
Webster
Lakeland Stable
10
6
2
(2:394)S. WOODFORD
107
3
6 Fell.
Time 9?
; ti9 ■
Covington
1 -IQIZ
Tom Sayre
6
8
3
Winner— B. g, 3, by Bersan— Sample.
Start good, by machine. Won cleverly; next two driving. Maid of Honor fell and Sallie
W^oodford stumbled over her. ^ ^
Scmtched— Cutaway, 103; Barbarossa, 93; Fred Foster, 102.
^ ^ SIXTH RACE— 5 1-3 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances.
2451
Ind. Horses.
St. %
% %
Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
PI
4
2154IH
IH
11
Slaughter
B. Schreiber
1
6-5
out
1
3»K 48
31542K
Hampton
G. W. Scott
15
10
4
3
Ink 215422
34
Schorr
J. W. Schorr
6-5
11-5
3-5
5
44 31
5
48
Covington
J. T. Stewart
354
6
8-5
2
51 51
42
51
Reidy
R. Lefevre
15
20
8
6
7 6
6
6
Webster
Lakeland Stbl
15
20
8
7
6 7
7
7
Dolan
T. J. McHale
40
60
20
(2368) AQUINAS
2368 LADY BRITA?
2397 SEA ROBBER
2368 AGENT
2428 BIG NIGHT
2288 KNUTE
2397 UNCLE PAT
104
: 100
103
113
97
100
100
Time, 18!4, 45, 1:1254.
Winner— B. c, by Be Ividere— Legacy. -
Start fair by machine. Won driving ; next two same. Lady Britannic finished very strong.
Aouiuas is a good y’ouugster.
Scratched— Zamar II, 115 ; Countess Irene, 97 ; Russella. 107 ; Goshen, 110.
FIRST RACE— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind, Horses.
Wt. St.
% % % Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
P j
2405 GRETCHEN S
98 5
51 32 23 11
Scherrer
Red Bird Stable
2
5
2
2213 ELSKET
102 4
2 h 21 154 25
Fowler
Talbot Bros.
3
4
8-5
2400 RUPEE
108 11
82 51 31 31
J. Jones
J. W . Thompson
50
60
20
2024 THE PRINCESS
105 1
61 73 61 4h
Thorpe
Ernespie Stable
9-5
3%
6-5
2.358 KEN. THaTCHER
98 7
12 n 41 52
Huston
Spokane Stable
20
30
10
2405 KING CHARLIE
109 8
10 9 71 61
W. Young
M. Maguire
8
10
4
2400 MARION STAR
103 3
31 61 8 71
0. Lewis
Bausinger Bros.
20
20
8
2405 THE MERCHANT
103 6
454 4 nk 51 8
B. Blevins
Lee Christy
5
6
2
2358 M. MONTROSE
100 9
11 11 9 9
A. Jones
A. W. Thurman
60
60
20
2358 QUI VIVE
100 10
7 nk 8 10 10
A. Isom
Wakeman Bros.
60
60
20
2400 LOYALTY
105 2
9 10 11 11
J. Perkins
W. V. Lindsay
30
30
10
Time, 25, .51, 1 :1854, 1 :31%.
Winner— B. f. 3, by St. George — Carrie Phillips.
Start good, by machine. Won easily, second and third same
1, Gretchen S was in liaud all the
route. Elsket tired last eighth.
Rupee off badly,
closed ground fast and finished strong.
Loy-
alty had no speed. Kennie Thatcher tired at the half.
Scratched — Crimson Rim, 105
: Crescent, 104.
SECOND RACE— 5 1-3 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances.
Ind. Horses.
Wt.
St.
% %
%
Str.Fin.
Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
PI
2322 OLYMPUS
113
8
7«
51
45
12
Martin
Reseda le Stable
6
10
4
2133 REY DE ANGELES 104
2
INK 1% 254
2«
Scherrer
Santa Anita Stbl
6-5 13-10 1-2
(2322)ONCE MORE
113 10
8
21
IH
3h
Fowler
T. Baxter
3
18-5
6-5
2404 CAPT PEIRSAL
no
3
42
43
3 h
43
Perkins
E. F. McLean
7
8
3
2339 UNCLE JOE
101
6
5 h
654 61
51
Fairgood
P. Bitzer
20
20
8
2290 GRAY ECLIPSE
101
11
11
73
72
62
(Conley
F. King
60
60
20
2404 THE PLANET
104
4
32
3 k K 51
7
0. Lewis
G. D. Wilson
60
60
20
2339 SAN JUAN
104
7
10
10
8
8
J. Perkins
C. B. Gilman
30
20
8
2404 JULIUS MARKS
101
5
9
8
9
9
B. Blevins
Lee Christy
20
30
10
2162 WHAT ER LOU
101
1
2«
9
10
10
Whiteside
W. G. Owsley
60
60
20
2404 BILLY ARNOLD
101
9
6« 11
11
11
A. Isom
W. C. Arnold
60
60
20
Time, 25^, 50!4, 1:10^.
W'inner— Ch. f, by Prince Royal— Gypsy.
Start goori, by macliine. W'on easily ; second and third driving. W'eak finish on Rey de Ang-
eles. Once More, off badly, ran around bunch and .finished strong. Olympus was in hand to
stretch. Billy Arnold had no speed.
Scratched — Osmon, 101.
iy A THIRD RACE— 6 1-3 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wt.
St.
% 54
%
Str.Fin.
Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
PI
2405 LUFRA
107
1
51
41
32
IH
Perkins
Talbot Bros.
3
4
8-5
2075 LA GASCOGNE
107
3
2h
IH
D
254
F owler
Bashford Manor
3
5
9-5
(1540) EVAN ESC A
107
5
7
5h
41
32
Thorpe
R. T. Puryear
2
1
out
2135 ARGENTINA II
107
2^
31
3«
2h
41
Ray
T. C. McDowell
4
5
2
2400 HOT STUFF
107
7
61
654 51
52
Keith
San Jacinto Stbl 40
50
15
2405 JUDITH C
107
4
iH
22
654 61
J M’DoualdH. B. Douglas
6
6
2
2410 NANA
107
6
4«
71
7
7
A. Isom
D. M. Young
60
60
20
2401 MASSE
107
8
8
8
8
8
A. Jones
A. W. Thurman
60
60
20
Time, 24%, 50, 1:16, 1:44.
Winner— B. f. by Silvermine— Llera.
Start good, by machine. W^on driving, second and third same. Lufra came with a great
burst of speed last furlong. LaGascogne ran a good race and finished strong. Judith C quit
like a coward in the stretch. Masse had no speed.
Scratched— Belle of Fordham, 107.
^ FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wt.
St.
%
m
154
Str.Fin.
, Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
PI
2403 JOE CLARK
96
7
25
25
11
12
154
Fowler
Ernespie Stable
4
6
2
2403 KINGSTONE
93
2
454 4h
55
53
2n
Nutt
V. J. Kelly
8-5
2
4-5
2403 BLACK SILK
107
6
620 3n
3h
31
3n
Martin
Horse Haven Fm
4
5
2
23:18 MARTIN
90
1
IH
IH
21
21
45
B. Blevins
Scott Williams
8
10
4
2424 SIR VASSAR
98
8
7
53
4% 454 52
Piggott
H. T. Griffin
254
254
1
2337 PRESIDIO
92
4
51
720 61
61
6
C. Reiff
E. F. McLean
7
10
4
2337 BIRMINGHAM
100
5
8
8
7
7
7
A. Isom
J. F. Price
50
60
20
1513 LANDSEER
85
3
354 61
8
8
8
Dupee
W.T. Woodard, Jr 10
15
6
Time, 25%, f0!4, 1:17, 1:44.
W’inner— B. c, 3, by Bulwark— Lilly B.
Start fair by machine. Won easily; second, third and fourth driving. Clark took command
at the three-quarters and was never headed. Kingstone showed a good turn of speed at the end.
Black Silk was slow to begin. Martin tired and Landseer quit badly in stretch.
FIFTH RACE- 6-« Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. Wt. St. % 54 % Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners
Op Cl PI
2107 EARTH
106 6
154
IH
13
13
Thorpe
Ed Brown
254
3
1
2218 VELMA
109 3
21
22
254 254
C. Reiff
Bashford Manor
8
5
2
2402 Sis TAN
106 2
3nk
55
32
.33
Dupee
T. B. Jones
6
8
3
2402 EST NE REGINA
106 10
81
63
65
4h
Fowler
E. M, Hilton
4
5
2
2218 SUNDAY GARTER 106 7
55
31
43
52
J. Perkins
Jno. (ioode
8
8
3
1996 ROSE TREEI
106 6
4»
45a
i 51
61
Nutt
Equitable Stbl
20
30
10
2136 CLODOMIRA
109 11
10
9
7
7
Ray
Santa Anita Stbl
8
15
6
PONZONINA
112 12
12
12
9
8
N. Marks
A. G. Weston
60
60
20
2292 ELAINE
109 8
754 8
8
9
F. Russell
J. E. Thornton
50
60
20
2218 GEM III
106 5
9
10
10
10
Perkins
S. S. Brown
5
4
8-!
VIOLET PARSONS 112 9
11
11
11
11
0, Lewis
Rutherf’d&Davis 60
60
20
KENOSHA
112 4
6%
7
12
12
A. Isom
W. ('. Overton
10
6
2
SHEBA
112 13
13
13
13
13
Jackson
Engleinan&Fields 60
60
20
Time. 25%, 51, 1:04.
W’inner — B. f, by Esher— Sinaloa.
Start fair by machine. W^on pulled up ; second and third easily. Earth was best horse and
just romped in front. Second and third horses held their own. Est Ne Regina ran a good race.
Others wer^ never prominent.
Scratched — Salome, 1C6.
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126 FIFTH AYENDE. - CHICAGO. ILL.
CINCINNATI OFFICE— 408-410 Vine St.
J. R. Hawley, Agent.
On Sale at Noon.
CHICAGO, JULY 23. 1896.
SELLING PLATER PRICE DISPUTE.
Backers had the best of it at Lakeside yester-
day, four favorites winning, though Sutton’s
defeat in the two-year-old race was a body blow
to them. The weather was warm, the track fast
and the attendance good.
Owners of horses are meeting contention over
their selling race price ideas. After Caufield
won the fifth event yesterday, he was bid up to
$700 by Cass Sloan, the jockey, $300 over his en-
tered price and bought in.
In the last race Sloan ran Walkover up to
$1,000. $600 over his figure. He too, was bought in.
NOTES OF THE TURF.
So far there has been no full date agreement
between the three Cincinnati tracks.
Phillips, the colored man who used a knife
on Ed Corrigan at Latonia last Thursday,
is still at large. He is also ‘’wanted by the Ten-
nessee authorities for murder.
LAKESIDE FORM.
The form of Thursday’s Lakeside fields is :
First Race— Pinchbeck, Lucinda, Rachel Mc-
Allister.
• Second Race — Hessville, Fonclif, C.H. Whelan.
Third Race — Merry Monarch, Raguer, Dock-
stader.
Fourth Race — Caesarian. Uncas, Gateway.
Fifth Race — Provident, Chenille, Maria C.
Sixth Race— John Hickey, His Brother, Cane-
wood.
ST. LOUIS FORM.
St. Louis. Mo., July 22.— The form of Thurs-
day’s Fair Grounds fields is:
First Race — Lucetta, Walnut Ridge, Denver.
Second Race— Cherrystone, Haroldine, Aunt
Jane.
Third Race — In the Swim, Tin Cup. Miss Ba-
ker.
Fourth Race— Free Advice, Sligo, Hawthorne.
Fifth Race— Barbarossa, Mermaid, Inca,
Sixth Race— Towerst. Devault, Helen H Gard-
ner.
MILWAUKEE FORM.
Milwaukee, Wis., July 22.— The form of
Thursday’s State Park fields is as follows:
First Race— Commission, Belle Boyd, Bryan.
Second Race — Parthemax, Orion, King’s
Counsel.
Third Race — Pepper, Springtime, Looram.
Fourth Race — Irene SVoods, Kirk, Revenue.
Sixth Race — Don Clarencio, Scarborough,
Incetatus.
LAT ONIA FO RM.
Cincinnati, O., July 22.— The form of Thurs-
day’s Latonia fields is as follows :
First Race— Flora Ballard, White Oak, Dr.
Kellogg.
Second Race — Judith, Hotspur, Ramona.
Third Race — John Havlin, Egbart, Bloomer.
Fourth Race— Maceo, Dare 11, F F V.
Fifth Race— Irby B, Myrtie Reed, Robair.
Sixth Race— Robinson, Cyclone, Irish Lady.
LATONIA POOLING.
Louisville, Ky., July 22.— To-night’s poolini.
on Thursday’s Latonia races was :
Second Race— Ramona, $10; Judith, $8: Morte
Fonse, $6 ; field, $3.
Third Race — John Havlin, $15; Lobengula,
$12; Egbart,^; Bloomer,^; field, $3.
Fourth Bace— Maceo. $25; Dare II, $10; Euge-
nia Wickes, $8; F. F.|V,$6; Boanerges, $1 ; Indio,
$3 ; field, $4.
Fifth Race — Lexington Pirate, $15; Ben
Brown, $10; Irby B, $10; Robair, $6; Grayling,
$6; Orimar, $3; TrueJight, $3.
Sixth Race— Judith, $15; Cyclone, $12; Irish
Lady, $10 ; Robinson. $8 ; Strathreel, $6 ; Captain
Drane, $4 ; Nimrou, $3 ; field, $.5.
BRIGHTON BEACH FORM.
New York, July 22.— The form of Thursday’s
Brighton Beach fields is :
First Race— Ajax, Silk Gown, Pitfall.
Second Race- T W W, Azure, Valorous.
Third Race — Ben Eder, Bonaparte, Medica.
Fourth Race— Pearl Song, Lehman. Farthing.
Fifth Race— Cleophus, Casseopia, Detection.
Sixth Race — Hornpipe, Marshall, Premier.
BRIGHTON BEACH POOLING.
Louisville, Ky., July *22.— To-night’s pooling;
on Thursday’s Brighton Beach races was :
First Race— Inquirendo, $10; Ajax. $8; Silk
Gown, $8; Pitfall, $5 : field, $4.
Third Race— Ben Eder, $25: Sherlock, $10;
Bonaparte, $8; Amanda V, $8; Medica, $5;
Formal. $5 ; field. $5.
Fourth Race— Lehman, $20; Pearl Song, $8;
Cromwell, $5; Farthing. $10.
Fifth Race — Cleophus, $15; Casseopia. $8; De-
tection, $5 ; field, $10.
Sixth Race — Hornpipe, $20; Marshall. $12;
Premier. $8 ; Mirage, $4.
MILWAUKEE ENTRIES.
Probabilities : Weather clear : track fast.
F’irst Race— 7-8 Mile
3-year olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
2265 Rosalind III (3) 94 2461 El (yapitan(4) . . 94
2421 Commission (5) 96 (24l0)Belle Boyd(3). 96
2421 Hulbert(5) 96 2421 Mast’r Fr’d (5) . 96
2406 Guard (a) 96 2406 J V Carter (5). 99
2354 Bryan (6) 103
Second Race— 3-4 Mile.
2-year-olds. Handicap.
Ind. Horses. Wgt.
(2418)^Parthemax....l07
Snapshot 97
2331 Banquo II lOl
Ind. Horses. Wgt.
(‘2330 Scarf Pin 105
r2’262)Orion 107
2407 King’s Counsel. 103
Third Race— 1 Mile
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
2440 Geo.B.Swift(3). 91 2327 Belvour (3) .... 94
2409 Looram (3) 95 2417 May Galop(3) . . 99
2461 Prince (4) 104 2408 Springtime (4) . 106
2417 Pepper (4) 107
Fourth Race— 7-8 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
ind. Horses. Wgt.
2420 Irene Woods (3) 93
2420 (’ampania (4) .. 99
(2265) W’inslow (4).. .101
<2334)B. F. Fly Jr. (5) 103
24c8 Revenue (6) 109
Filth Race— 5-8 Mile.
2-year-olds. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt.
2419 Kirk (3) 95
2406 Lady Rose (5). 101
2225 Tom'yRutter(4)103
(242l)Sen. Morrill (a) 106
ind. Horses. W’gt.
2332 Miss Miles 91
2418 Hawn 94
2407 Don Clarencio.. 100
2407 Good Order 104
2407 Scarborough. ..108
Ind. Horses. Wgt
*2407 Foreigner 94
706 'I'imorah 99
(2407) Sister Adele . . .101
(2370) Eton Jacket ..107
2418 Incetatus 102
ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.
Probabilities: Weather clear : track heavy.
First Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
2284 Denver (a) 112 2364 C McDonald(5)ll2
2429 H. Higgins (3).. 92 1843 Siddie (3): 90
2447 J. B. Ewing(3).. 92 2394 Lucetta (3).. ..100
1927 Ithaca (a) 100 2394 Agatine (3) 100
2340 W’ln’t Ridge(3)102
Second Race— 1 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. W’gt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
(2309)Aunt Jane (4). 102 2243 Miss Sturgis(4)102
2432 Haroldine (5) . . 104 2429 Forseen (3) . . 79
2245 Volma (3) 89 2446 Jim Henry (5). 99
(2447)('h’rrystone(4) 107 2‘284 Joc-o-Sot (5). .. 96
‘2364 First Chance(6) 96 2042 Bl'ing Brush(3) 94
Third Race— 5-8 Mile.
2-year-olds. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. W’gt. Ind. Horses. VVgt.
1771 Miss Baker 92 2430 Elia 0 92
NannieL’sSist’r 9i ‘2:145 Satalillo 92
24‘28 In the Swim 92 2366 Bessie L 101
‘2366 Juanita 104 ‘2345 Tin Cup 104
Fourth Race- 6 1-2 Furlongrs.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
In Horses. W’gt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
‘2040 Free Advice (4). 110 (2344)Hawthorne(a)107
(2433)*Sligo (4) 107 Fairmount (4). 104
2431 ('oncession (3).. 100 24:33 J. McHale (4).. 99
(’2340) Hester (3) 95
*By Hanover.
B'ifth Race— 3-4 Mile.
All ages. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses, Wgt
2431 Billy Jordan(a) 112 2206 Roosevelt (4).. 115
W’in Luck (4) ..110 2177 Mermaid (3)... 100
2177 Barbarossa (3). 105 2430 Inca (2) 90
Sixth Race— 1 1-16 Miles
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. ind. Horses. Wgt
2-286 Davezac (a).. ..101 2395 Jovial (4) 97
’24.50 Towerst (3) 93 2432 Favorine (4)... 97
2450 S. W’oodford (4) 97 (’2312) Devault (3) .. .105
2312 H. H Gard’er(3) 84 ^96 Metairie (3).... 84
(2395)Rob Roy II (3) 86
LATONIA ENIRIES.
Probabilities — Weather clear; track fast.
First Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
Pat (5) 108 608 Tar. Reform (5). 105
2319 F. Ballard (3),. 101 251 Prytania (4)... 101
2427 Glad (3) 99 2427 Enid (5) 106
1884 Travis (3) 92 2401 Char, Young(3) 92
‘22.58 Mesh (3) 90 2335 War Song (3).. 89
24‘22 Dr Kellogg (3).. 87 ‘2a58 White Oak (3). 87
2358 Mariana (3) 89 ‘2452 K. Thatcher(3) 89
Secon-i Race— 1 1-8 Miles.
3- year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind- Horses. Wgt
‘2403 Rasper (4) 105 (2337) Judith (5) 104
(24‘22) Morte Fonse (4) 101 24‘24 Ramona (4). ...100
‘24(X> Hotspur (a) — 98 *2^5 Frontman (5).. %
23^ Reimy (4) 96
Third Race— 1 Mile
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
2106 Egbart (5) 114 2360 Lobengula (4j.l09
(2403)JohuHavlin(3)104 ( 2401 )St. Helena (3). 99
‘2321 Bloomer (3) 99 2405 Seabrooke (3) .. 96
LAKESIDE, IND., July 22.— Tenth Day.
Days. Weather clear; track fast.
LAKESIDE FORM CHART.
Lakeside Jockey Club. Summer Meeting of Fifteen
Presiding Judge. M. Nathanson. Starter, Richard Dwyer.
2440 First race— J- 4 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling
Ind. Horses.
Wt. St. Yi % Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
2:385 FRITZIE 100 2« 3nk 2« Ink h
2381 ZALDIVAR 107 3nk 41 Ink 3U/,2n
2386 SANTA CRUZ 105 8*4 6n« 6i 5*4 35
‘2300 VICTOR CARL 107 5*/, 4 nk 42
1673 QUEEN FAUSTUS 103 5 nk Ink 4 nk 6nk 53
2,384 GEO B SWIFT 97 7!4 2Vt 33 2% 63
2‘29G PEEP O’DAY il 95 6 nk 7% 72 7 nk 75
1503 INTEGRITY II 97 9^, 82 82 86 85
23.54 REVEILLE 95 106 92 93 95 96
21‘26 TE TON 97 1» 1010106 lOioiOR
‘2049 L.AURA COTTA 95 11 11 11 11 11
(^aywood C. P. Fink
W. Jones Nashville Stbl
Sullivan B. F. Falk
Neal R. J. Stewart
Warren J. Dowd
MagiiussonE. D. Weston
Dorsey Jefferson Stbl
Metz (^. E. Beaver
Clay John Brenock
.ArmstrongGeo. Miller
Everett H. F. Barker
1:01%, 1:1.514.
Op
Cl
PI
:i-5
3-5
out
12
25
8
10
15
6
20
30
10
12
15
5
10
12
4
5
7
2
60
100
30
12
30
10
50
15
6
10
15
95 106
97 IH
95 11
Time, 12V,, 2414, 36I4, 48%
Winner— Blk. c, 3, by Robespierre— Stiletto.
Post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving hard. Zaldivar acted
better at the post and ran a much improved race. George B Swift tired badly in the stretch.
Santa Cruz ran well and would have been second in another jump. He was interfered with on
far turn. Queen Faustus was short. Peep o’ Day II had no speed at all.
Scratched — Cunarder, 110; Pinchback, 97 ; Lucy Belle, 103.
2441
SECOND RACE— 5-8 Mile. Purse $300. 2-year-olds. Allowances.
Ind. Horses.
Wt. St.
2267 HOLY TERROR
•2‘267 SUTTON
2127 HER EX(VLENCE
2179 ELIZABETH B
GASTON
2353 BROW N GIRL
DAZIAMOOR
(23.53)SIEG FRIED
2267 TIDINESS
H % Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
6
W.E.&F.S.Ev’hart 8 8
B. J. Johnson 4-5 1
Oakley Stable 5
Elkton Stock F’m 6
D. W’aldo 40
Ed Brown 30
Stubbs Bros. 40
Merry Glen Stable 10
Jefferson Stable 50
Op C l PI
out
3-2
105 2*4 13 li*4D 1*4 Caywood
108 3 nk 31 *43*4 2« 2nk Dorsey
101 7*4 44 53 41 3 nk vV. Jones
101 4nk 5*4 42 ,5h 414 (Jay
104 5 nk 2 nk 2 nk 31 52 W illis
91 81 810 82 82 64 Evans
101 6nk 61*471 71 75 Furr
112 9 9 9 9 83 Cleary
94 iH 75 05 61 9 Everett
Time, 12, 24, 36*4, 49*4, 1:02.
W’inner— B. g, by Pauiquo— Silver (Jiarm.
Post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won handily ; next four driving to tfie limit. Holy Terror has a
wonderful burst of speed. He left his field as though they were cart horses. Sutton ran much
better to-day. He was heavily played. He also bore out iu the stretch and was swerving at the
finish Her Excellence ran a game race. Siegfried was never extended. He had no chance when
flag fell.
Scratched— Brother Fred, 94 ; Thomas Paine, 97.
100
40
100
12
200
40
10
40
4
60
2442
THIRD RACE — 7-8 Mile. Purse $4(X). 3-year-olds. Allowances.
Ind.
Horses.
2158 ALVARADO
•2357 MINERVA
2383 GISMONDA
•2325 SERENA
21.58 FAY BELLE
‘2:1.57 LILLIAN E
2381 LALLA ROOKH
Wt. St. *4 4 % Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners
H. Shields Pinkerton Stable _
Magnusson Strmger&Stewart 5
Caywood Lammertz & Co. 2
B. J. Johnson 7
Liberty Stable 5
W. H. Roller 5
Prospect Stable 30
Op (I PI
2*4
109 3h 7 3« 2nk 2h D
107 2nk 2nk 44 62 3*4 ‘23
107 4*4 3*4 2« Ink 14 3»
107 5»k 54 61*43h 42 45 Dorsey
99 6*4 4nk ,5nk 5nk 51 *451 *4 Sherlaud
99 1*4 12 Ink 44 63 65 Clay
103 7 6*4 7 7 7 7 Furr
Time, 13, ‘25, 36V4, 49, 1 :01%, 1 :15%, 1 :‘28%.
Winner— Ch. g, by Amigo— Santa Margarita.
Post 1 minute. Start good. Won with something Ipft ; others driving and all out. Shields
rode a perfect race on the winner. He saved him well first part aud made his run in the right
place. Gismonda tired when the pinch came. Fay Belle is not quite ready. Watch her. Lillian
E is faint-hearted. Minerva has been underrated. She is an honest game filly.
6
10
2
S
4
4
80
2
3
7-10
2*4
3-2
3-2
30
2443
FOURTH RACE — l Mile.. Purse $400. 3-year-olcls and upward. Allowances.
Lnd.
Horses.
‘2356 REDSKIN
(2‘271)ALL OVER
(2‘2.57)ANNALYLE
2073 MANDOLINA
Wt. St. % *4 % Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
Op Cl Pi
2-5
8
4
30
out
1
1-2
5
116 2« 31434 2« 2‘2 1* L. Soden J'. W. C'oulter 1-2
107 Ink Ikk 11411414 2 h H. Shields Pinkerton Stable 5
89 3« 4 4 4 .Snk 32 Dorsey Oakl*»y Stable 4
102 4 21 2» .34 4 4 Furr Walter Gum 10
Time, 13%, ‘26*4, 38%, 51%, 1 :04*4, 1 :17*4, 1 :42%.
W’^inner— Ch, h, 6, by Runijymede or Pontiac — (iirofle.
Post 30 seconds. Start good. Won in a gallop ; others were driving. Redskin outclassed his
field. All Over seemed to be winning at head of stretch. Aunalyle h d a lazy race. Mandolina
ran an honest race.
Scratched— Fred K, 94.
2444 FIFTH RACE — 3-4 ftlile. Purse $:100. .3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wt. St. % *4 % Str.Fin. Jockeys
’2385 (\AUFIELD
2‘298 PANOUT
2386 QUEEN BESS
2‘2d6 SEKVK’E
‘2383 MAY FERN
(2354)THE KITTEN
23‘25 BOB CLAMPETT
BAN JOHNSON
6.57 LULU T
2183 BEN HUR
97
2u
3nk
2nk
2 h
1%
97
iH
V
12
Ink
2nk
105
6%
62
52
5i*/2:1h
no
9%
82
6nk
61
4«
105
,^NK
22
31*4:12
52
105
5kk
4i%43
42
62
105
8*/*
9i%93
82
72
100
4*/2
5nk
72
72
83
105
7%
72
82
92
95
105
10
10
10
10
10
Everett
D. Davis
Clay
L. Soden
Furr
Warren
Luther
C. Sloan
Owners
Op
Cl
PI
Foster Bros.
2
11-5
4-5
Onyx Stable
6
8
3
J. Delong
6
8
3
Pinkerton Stable 3
4*4
8-5
John Brenock
6
8
3
B. Schreiber
3
3
6-5
Stubbs Bros.
30
30
12
H. McCoulsky
50
30
10
M. Wynn
30
60
20
T. Monaghan
20
40
15
Winner— B. g, 3, by Buchanan— Mishap.
Post 4 minutes. Start fair. • Won driving and all out ; second and third driving also. Cau-
field swerved clear across the track above the eighth pole. He was clear of his field and inter-
fered with no one. The Kitten likes heavy going best She was never a contender. Queen Bess
ran a good, game race. Watch her. May Fern tired when the pinch came. Service ran well.
Scratched— Goorgie Smith. 95 ; Terra Archer, 97 ; Pert. 97 : Anna Mayes, 1U5.
244.5 SIXTH RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs, Purse $300. 3-year-oids aud upward. Selling,
Ind.
Horses.
(2‘212) WALKOVER
1810 HAZELHATCH
2386 DR FRANCE
2412 TRAMP
2:i81 EFFIE T
2097 BRODHEAD
2416 BARGUARD
2185 WOODLIGHT
‘2352 MELODY
1992 CHARACTER
•2’266 BOB LEE
‘2416 ETTARKE
Wt. St. % 4 % Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
1‘29
122
122
119
117
119
119 10
117 7nk
117 9*4
119 11
119 8*4
IKK
6nk
3nk
‘>NK
44
5nk
12 14 15 16 Dorsey B. J. Johnson
Op Cl PI
6-5 7-10 out
32
42
2nk ;i2
51*461
64 74 54 .53
2h 2» ‘2nK 0NK
82 102 7nk
6nk 810
7*4 4 h 84 910
11 11 11 1020
4*410 91 11
31
54
105
91
117 Left at the post
H, Taylor J. Delong
8
7
2
Warren
J. W'. Howell
15
30
10
C. Sloan
J. B. F. Brownlow 5
7
2
Caywood
D. Waldo
15
15
6
L. Soden
B. Schreiber
8
12
5
H. Penny
F. Starkweather
7
8
3
Feeney
J. H. Kintz
25
40
15
Macklin
M. Sabbath
10
30
10
H. W’ard
Mack Stable
60
KX)
40
R. Taylor
G. A. Robertson
20
50
20
Ham
R. J. Stewart
20
25
8
m A HUB, 0^4, 10, ouYi, 1
Winner— B. g. 4, by Hanover— Florence E.
Post 3 minutes. Start poor. Won easily, second handily, third driving. Walkover was
much the best and won all the way. Tramp was never dangerous. Brodliead had his usual turn
of speed. Hazelhatch did not have a chance to beat Walkover and was given an easy race. He
is good right now. W’atch him. Bob Lee is of no account at present. He performs like a
“dope” horse.
Scratched— Cerita, 117; Memphis. 119.
Fourth Race— 3-4 Mile.
2-year-olds. I’he Sensation Stakes.
Ind. Horses Wgt.
(18.58) Maceo 125
2i>77 Eugenia Wicks 118
2188 Indio 113
2362 F F V 113
2423 Box 110
24‘23 Lady Keith 107
Fifth Race- 5-8 Mile,
‘2-year-olds. Selling
Ind. Horses. Wgt.
1.546 Boanerges 121
2423 Argosy 113
(1911)Dr Cxdlett ....113
(2310)Dare II 113
2426 Mellie 107
Ind. Horses. Wgt.
2143 Ben Brown 115
2256 Grayling 108
1465 Orimar 106
2322 Lexingt’nPiratel04
‘24*26 Black Bess 101
Ind. Horses. Wgt
(2362)Irby B 110
‘245:4 Julius Marks.. 106
(2404) Robair 106
(2l36)Mertie Reed.. 101
2404 Winthrop 1(X)
2404 Hats Off 100 ‘2404 Harry B 1
‘2453 The Planet 1(X) 2052 Fouderico 1
*2402 Salsetta 99 2294 Carrie F
2404 Gid Law 99 2054 Hattona
2104 (’harlie Christy 97 20.54 Frankfort (jirl
2402 Talpca 97 (2402)Trnelight 1
Sixth Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
_nd. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wc
‘2189 Carrie Lyle(4).107 2422 (^apt. Dranefa)!
(2217) Irish Lady (3). 104 1971 Cyclone (a) I
2164 Strathreel (4).. 104 2405 Yellow Rose(a)!
24*24 Cuticlene (3) . . . 102 (2189) Robinson (3) . . 1
1942 Susie B (5) 100 2293 Nimrod (3) ....
2454 Judith C (3) 95 (2359)Auna Garth(3)
’2338 Motillu (3) 94 2422 Richfield (3)... !
2335 Elsie D(3) 87
TDAJITrS' RA^CI]N‘G FOUM.
3
BRIGHTON BBA6H FORM CHART.
beach, N. Y., July 22. — First day. Brighton Beach Racing Association. Summer
Meeting. Weather clear ; track slow.
Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell; Starter, Thomas Flynn.
24B2
FIRST RACE— .5-« Mile. 3-year-old and upward. Allowances.
Ind. Horses.
Wt.
St.
*4 V4
%
Str.Fi
2190 KUBUDN
107
1
1'^
12
12
13
BRANDYWINE
107
')
2/,
21
2K
2*-<
(2190) BONAPARTE
ROCKLEDGE
108
4
41
5 Vi
41
36 ‘
85
8
51
4*/i
51
41
2147 FLORETTA IV
93
5
33
32
31
52
(2147)GOTHAM
122
3
6
6
6
6
2147 LADY INEZ
113
9
7
7
7
7
2348 INHERITANCE
93
6
8
8
8
8
LOUISE N
83
7
9
9
9
9
Owners
Op Cl PI
T. Sloan J. E. McDonald t>-5 6-5 1-2
J. Hill O. H. P. Belmont 10 10 4
Littlefield C. Littlefield, Jr. .5 6 2
Connor W. (\ Daly
Hewitt Blemton Stable
McCafferty J. J. McCafferty
Simms M. F. Dwyer
Coyle Seaside Stable
N. Powers Fleischman & Son 40
40 40 15
8 8.3
8-5 2% 1
8
15
50
6
20
3
6
20
Time, 12^, 37H, 49^i. 1 :02\.
Winner— Ch. h, 5, by Rayon d’Or— Lilly R.
Start fair. Won easily; second in a hard drive. Floretta IV ran out at home turn letting up
Bonaparte. Gotham had no speed. Lady Inez couldn’t get out of her own way.
Scratched— Right Royal, 95; Plantation, 88 ; Lilly Mills, 83; Lustre. 102.
24t>3
SECOND RACE— o-S Mile, 2-year-olds. Allowances.
Ind. Horses.
Wt. St.
Vi
% Str.Fin
. Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
PI
1917 LADY LOUISE
105 3
22
22 11 12
T. Sloan
Fleischman & Son
6
6
2
2119 L.YDY MIICHELL105 1
12
m 2(i 2 nk
Littlefield
Jefferson Stable
6
5
2‘
VOTER
108 6
61
6Vi 4KK 31
Simms
J R & F P Keene
5
6
2
2192 REMP
108 4
7
7 6 41
Walker
W. M. Wallace
8-5
8-5
3-5
2346 BRAW LAD
108 8
33
rfNK 34 52
Healy
H. Stull
8
10
4
23.50 FLORIAN
105 9
51
41 5nk 6
Keefe
W. ('. Daly
15
20
8
946 KAISER LUDWIG
108 2
41
5*/, 7 7
J. Hill
D. Gideon
5
6
2
SIR FREDERIC
108 5
8
8 8 8
A. Clayton
Brookdale Stbl
10
12
5
2119 HINT
105 12
12
9 9 9
Ballard
Stockwell Stable
40
50
20
PLAN I’ATION
108 10
10
12 10 10
Gardner
H. E. Leigh
15
20
8
2039 SI MON IAN
105 7
9
10 11 11
M. Bergen
A. Clason
20
30
10
RED SPIDER
105 11
11
11 12 12
Hirsch
Marcus Daly
20
20
8
HENRY JOY
108 13
13 13 13 13 Hart
Time, \2%, 25Vi, 38, 51*/,, 1 :05*4.
Trowbridge k Co.
20
30
10
Start fair. Won easily. Lady Mitchell tired a lot in the final bit. Voter came fast at the
close. Remp’s performance was not to the line. Braw Lad stopped.
Scratched— Free Lance, 108; Meadowthorpe, 108; The Manxman, 108; Trayant, 105; Prisoner,
105 ; Sister Beatrice, 105.
2464
THIRD RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds. Selling.
Ind. Horses,
2195 JEFFERSON
1459 REFUGEE
2348 EMOTIONAL
Wt. St. h, Vi h Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
89
109
87
Op Cl PI
Ink 114 1 Vi D DVi Powers Erie Stable
3 3 21142* 28 Griffin Blemton Stable
2 nk 2h 3 3 3 O’Connor W. C. Daly
Time, 26?i, 5U4, 1 :20, 1 :45^, 1 :54.
\\ inner — B. g, by Buchanan — Pauline Lee.
Start good. Won handilj. Another day Refugee will probably run better.
Scratched— Fartiiing, lo5 ; The Dragon, 98 ; The Winner, 105 ; Ben Eder, 1 07 ; Ki
8-5 8-5 out
1-2 3-5 out
6 12 out
King William, 99.
2465
FOURTH RACE — 1 1-4 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.
Ind.
Horses.
2191 NANKl POOH
1779 CLIFFORD
223:1 DUTCH SKATER
2117 THE SWAIN
Wt. St. Vi ^ Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
Op Cl PI
lu9 1 11 r-i UV^l-J 13 Doggett Erie Stable 214 2y*
128 2 2h 2nk 23 22 22 Taral R. L. Rose 1-2 1-2
98 4 4 I . I 4 36 Johns W. Jennings 10 12
95 3 35 315 3® 32 4 Hirsch Covington & Kent 10 12
^ Time, 27, .5314, 1 1 :4414, 2
\V inner— Br. c. 4, by Darebin— Yum-Yum.
Start good. Won easily; second eased up. Mud and weight stopped Clifford. He
beaten at the mile. Dutch Skater doesn’t like the mud.
Scratched— Paladin, 100; St. Maxim, 120; Patrician, 108.
1-2
out
3
3
2466
FIFTH RA(’E — 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. First Attempt Stakes.
Ind. Horses.
Wt. St.
V4 .Vi
2192 CHALLENGER
113 5
6
4 Vi
1985 RODERMOND
113 6
34
IH
(2115)SUISUN
no 3
IH
2nk
2194 MOHAWK PRIN(^E
1103 4
4*4 51
REGULATOR
106 7
7
7
TARANTO
1(;6 1
5NK
6
DUMBARTON
103 9
8
8
2115 ♦MISS PRIM
103 2
2h
33
1047 FORTUNE
106 S
9
9
MILWAUKEE FORM CHART.
22.— Twenty-second day. Midsummer Meeting of the State Park Jockey
Club. Weather clear ; track slow. ^
Presiding Jutlge, Col. R. W’. Simmons. Starter, C% Fitzgerald.
2457
FIRST RACE-5-8 MQe. 2-year-old . Selling.
Ind. Horses.
2262 DAISY MAREE
2:118 MAZEPPA
2315 BAROxMETER
2418 ELYRIA
1620 COURTESY
2407 MAJESTA
2315 EBONY
Wt. St. H V4 ^ Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
103
101
96
106
104
94
lol
11
6
lll/jlNK
51 2!4
E. Jone.^
Corner
T. P. Hayes 2
M’N’ghton & Muir 4-5
Op Cl PI
5V^ 4*4 3*/4 31 M’KeynoldsW’estminster Stbi 20
3« 2^4 2Vi 41 Morgan Island Stable 6
15
12
12
50
10
20
15
15
out
out
20
4
8
6
6
2^4 2^ 41 Morgan Island Stable
V 7 7 51 McHugh L, Ezell
41*45 41 6 T. Charles M. A. Coleman
2« 31 6 7 BeauchampOots Bros
^ Time, 12*/,,25*4,37%, 50Vi. l:0:3.
Winner— Ch. f. by Fonso — .Aurora IV.
Start good. Off at first break. Won cleverly ; place handily ; third same. Elyria was speedy
first part, but tired badly at end. Mazeppa came fast through the stretch. Barometer raced
well. ( ourtesy ran short.
1 ^ SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3 -year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wt. St. % -ij Str. bin. Jockeys
Owners
Op Cl Pi
2410 ALAMO
2371 GOODWIN II
2419 REVENUE
1594 CROCUS
2410 MINNIE W
2371 DOUBLE QUICK
2273 KITCH
SWIPES
2406 WHIFI
(lU2)MOKVEN
Post 20 minutes. Start good. Won driving; place all out; third handily. Crocus showed
early speed, lir^ badly when the real test came. Minnie W was badly interfered with in stretch,
io a false start, Quick rao three furlongs at full speed.
Scratched— Guard. 97 : B F Fly Jr. 106; 1 he Deuce. 110; (Constance, 79; Loretta, 93.
lb0*/,3
8 6
5*/2 ly.
H.NV illiamsClyde Stable
4
10
4
105 2
3*/i 3 h
1» 2i*/i E. Jones
Burns&VVaterh’use 8-5
8-5
3-5
no 6
6 51
4h 31
Cassiu
R, R. Rice
10
20
8
1U4 5
22 21
2h 42
T. Charles
Coleman k Co.
10
15
6
88 8
41 4i*A6 51
T. Burns
Springfield Stable
3
2 Vi
1
100 4
IKK 11
3Vi 6
BeauchampOots Bros.
3*/a
4
7-5
102 7
7 7
8 7
Aker
J. F. Davis
40
60
20
108 10
10 9
9 8
McGlone
J. Williams
20
30
10
V8 1
5 10
10 9
Strauss
Arlington Stable
5
6
2
102 9
9 8
7 10
McHugh
White & Clarke
20
20
8
Time, 25*^4, 50, 1
:02V4, 1:14^.
he Hook-
-.\laho.
*2459
THIRD RAC'E- 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
2318 PRINilEOF INDIA 97H 5
2
1
W’t. St. k V» ^ Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
2315 NEGONCIE
2370 OVERFLOW
2:170 EL LA DRONE
2370 SNAG
2370 OUTING
2370 VITE
96
92
97
92
97
101
32 32
W 2 2i*/,2«
21*/41h In
51 41 43
4h 6 6
7 7 7
6 5«
Op Cl PI
1^ W. Hicks C. H. Smith 15 12 5
2n E. Jones Lowell Stable 10 20 8
I'l 36 T. Burns Ohio Stable 6-5 4-5 out
43 4* Beauch’mp J. Atkins 6 6 2
6 51 T. Charles P. J. Miles 20 20 8
7 6 A. Barrett Byrn Mawr Stable 3V4 5 8-5
5h 7 McHugh Louis Ezell S 1
Time, 12*/,, 25. 37 *,4, 5UV4, 1 :03.
Winner- B. c, oy Hindoo— Brainbaletta.
Post 3 minutes. Start good. Won handily; place driving hard and all out; third same.
Negonci ran a very good race and is improving. Vite ran a bad one. He was pulled up last
eighth.
Scratched— Izeyl, 92; Barney Adler. 97 ; Don Clarencio, 101.
FOURTH RACE— l 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Plaukinton House
Handicap.
ind.
Horses.
Wt.
St. V4 Vi
Str.Fin.
Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
PI
118
5 31 3i*/,3i
31 Ink
McGlone
D. A. Boyle
4
7
2
93
3 22 22
21
Ink 21
E. Jones
B’rns&W’terhouse 3
3
4-5
104
1 IH IH
U/a
2*/, 31
Freeman
J. M. Murphy
1
9-10 out
108
4 5 5
4h
43 46
Morgan
F. M. .Yrthur
5
6
8-5
97
2 4i*/,4i
5
5 5
McHugh
T. Licalzi
8
10
3
Str.Fin. Jockeys
Owners
2330 HAVOC
2409 S. FAVERDALE
(2 135) SOUFFLE
(2117) MUSK ALONGE
2409 ORIN DA
Time, 2)*/,, 51*/,, 1:165!£, 1:41*4, 1:47^.
Winner— B. c, 4, by Himyar— Elletta.
Post 5 minutes. Start good. Won driving hard; place just as sharply fought for ; third
handily. Souffle tired badly in stretch, Faverdale also wobbled at finish.
FIFTH RACE— I Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
♦Added starter.
iV 2 1* Doggett
2*/4 2*/4 Taral
31 33 Simms
4!/, 41 Hart
7 5i Lam ley
6 6 Grithn
8 7 Hirsch
5H 8 J. Hill
9 9 M. Bergen
Time, 12*4, 25, 37*/,, 50V4, 1 :04/,,
Stock well Stable
J. W. Rogers
M. F, Dwyer
Trowbridge &, Co.
J.R.&F.P. Keene
Blemton Stable
Wm. Hendrie
Mrs. C. Littlef’dJi
A. Clason
Op
('1
PI
5
5
2
Ind. Horses.
Wt.
fet.
^4 y*
Str.Fin,
. Jockeys
Owners
Op
Cl
PI
2*/,
2
4 5
2:114 MAMIE G
9u
1
n*/,i 2
13
13
13
E. Jones
Villmar Stable
2
2Vi
1
7-5
1
out
2408 MISS PERKINS
105
5
2h 21 Vi26
21
2*
A. Barrett
J. W. Levy
3-2
2
4-5
8
10
4
2333 STARK
103
6
6 41
43
3h
31
H.WilliamsClydw Stable
4
3
1
12
10
4
2374 HINDA
101
2
3» 33
3iy,4i*/,4*/i
T. Burns
G. G. Mosfiier
8
10
4
15
20
8
2410 PRIN('E
103
3
4*/, 5H
51*/o52
58
Fears
R. R. Rice
20
30
10
12
10
4
WILD ARAB
105
4
7 7
6
6
6
Morgan
T. .A. Cook
20
20
8
r 8
10
4
2374 (’AVE SPRING
10.5
7
5Vi 6
7
7
7
Freeman
J. A. Lynch
6
6
2
15
20
8
2106 EL C A PIT an
R3
8
8 8
8
8
8
Dunn
VV. M. Corwin
20
20
8
Winner — Br. c, by Martenhurst- Wanda 111.
Start good. Won driving : so were second and third. Suisun stopped badly on way home.
C halJenger finished strong. Miss Prim ran a good rac^e as far as she could go.
... i^rat«hed-Ludwigshafen, 106; Schultz, 106; Azure, 106; Scottish Chieftain, 118 ; Haphazard
113; Tea Caddy, 10b; Arazzo, 106; Rensselaer, 106 ; Irnportator, 106; Winged Foot. 120; Cardinal, 113
^ SIXTH RACE — I Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Ailowanees.
Ind. Horses.
12195) KENNEL 122 6
(2351)VOLLEY lu8 1
(2144) CROMWELL 122 4
(2277) HALF LING 127 2
2144 HARRY SHANNON 105 5
2191 TOM CROMWELL 90 3
Wt. St. H V» Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners
Op tl PI
IVi IM41^ 12 13 McC’afferty F. Berlew 7-5 7-5 1-2
6 6 42 22 28 Doggett * Kismet Stable 4 3 1
5*/4 5* 51 4J4 3nk J.Hill A. J. Joyner 5 6 2
2« 2“ 2»* 3V', 41 H. Lewis J. E. Seagram 2*4 3
5*/4 Clayton W. T. W’oodard, Jr.8 7
Simms M. F. Dwyer 10 12
1
2 */,
5
3« 3h 3h 5
4ns 4*4 6 6 6
Time, 275^4, 5.5*4, 1 :20K. 1 :46*/,.
Winner- B. c, 4, by Bishop— Kennebeck.
Start good. Won easily; second eased up ; third driving. Watch Halflng. Volley ran a good
Sc ratch ed — Emma C. 120; M irage, 122; Watchman, 120,
LAKESIDE ENTRIES.
Probabilities — Weather clear: track fast.
First Race- 1 Mile.
3-vear-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
2296 Julie (3) 92 2:i86*Rubberneck (3) 92
2:i8l Pinchback (3).. 96 2412 Cerita (4) 100
2296 R. M’Allist’r(5). 102 2412 Lucinda (a). ..102
2445 (Character (a).. 104 2412 D Tension (5). 104
2295 Jolly Joe (6) — 104 2415 King Bors (5).. 107
2381 Spendoliue (a). 107 1810 Fuero (5) 107
2045 Lon. Smoke(a).107 2416 Collector (3)... 112
♦By Vagabond.
Second Race— 5-8 ^ile
2-year-olds. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses Wgt.
1693 Pop Dixon 95 2324 C H Whelan.. . 95
2413 Hessville 97 2326 Moudamin 97
2413 Terrific 97 2411 Merry Chimes.. 95
2211 Fonclif lOU C S Bush 104
Third Race— 1 1-16 Miles.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
(2384)MissFrances(3) 85 2:i54 Terra Archer(3) 90
(2381)Fr’kJaubert(3) 90 2412 Frankie D (a) . . 92
2415 Ragner (a) 92 (23.55)Dockstader (5) 94
2266 Freddie L T (5) 97 C2325)M.Monarch(a)100
Fourth Race— 5-8 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. W’gt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
Alice W (3) 93 (2386)Cora Havill(3) 93
2158 Miss Star (3).. . 93 (2268) Millie M (3).. . 98
(232S)Uncas (3) 100
2416 Gomor (6) 104
2328 Gateway (5) 107
2386 May Rose (4)... 102
J A (Jray (4). ..104
(2414)Caesarian (4). 122
ind. Horses. Wgt.
2353 W bite F rost . ... 97
2297 Chenille 98
2127 Provident 100
(2411) Hums IIX)
(2326) Henry Clay ... 97
F’irt>i Ract— 5-8 Mile.
2-year-olds. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt
Jim Farrell 97
2211 Maria C 99
1722 (,'roesus 100
Whirlaway 105
Sixth Race— 1 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling,
md. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
2415 Starbeam(3).... 87 2327 His Brother (3) 93
2242 Sec’dAtt’mpt(4) 102 2269 Rossmore (4).. 102
2386 Canewood (4) ..102 2269 Miss I'lark (5). 104
2416 Conuemara (a) 104 2:154 Bob Wagner < 5) 104
2.156 Little Tom (5) .104 2414 Joe M ui phy(;.) . 107
2100 Theodore H (5j . 107 2416 Atelier (5) 107
2384^Ashland (5) .... 109 2357 John Hickey(a)109
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Time, 26*/^, 52*/,, 1:42*/,.
W’inner— Blk. f, 3, by Pirate of Penzance — Anna (Jay.
Post 5 minutes. Start fair. Won galloping ; place easily ; third handily. Hinda ran well but
tired in stietch. El Capitan has no present sneed. Stark ran a good race and finished strong.
Scratched— Rosalind, 111,90; Waterman, 95,
BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.
Probabilities : Weather clear : track fair.
First Race— I Mile.
:Tyear-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
24.31 Ajax (6) 109
1919 Watchman (4).. 107
2195 Find Out (4) ... .105
(22:^.5) Pitfall (4) 97
Cecond Race— 5-8 Mile.
2-year-oids. Selling.
Ind. Hors-^s. Wgt met. Horses
2087 Tragedian 105 2025 T. V/. W,
King Bon 97
2393 Bonnie Eloise.. 95
Wyaln-ing 93
(/onspirator 93
Third Race— 3-4 Mile
3 year-olds. Allowances,
md. Horses. Wgt.
2462 Bonaparte 115
2029 Amanda V 110
(1739)Sherlock 110
2193 Fe)rmal 119
Midias 97
2:103 Medira 92
2435 Van Brunt (4).. 10'.
(24:i9)Silk (lowufl) . .106
(2278)luquirendo(4) 105
Wgt.
- 98
\alon»us 9'»
2115 Azure 93
2249 Fratello 93
Ind. Horses. Wgt
22:i^ Farthing llO
( 19.58)Graciosa 110
2147 Tremargo 110
1816 Ben Eden 125
2116 Maximum 97
Foul'th Race— 1 1-16 Miiea
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Horses. Wgt
-23.1 Lehman (..) ....112 2467 Cromwell (4)... 104
(2319) Pearl Song (5) 102 2233 Farthing (3). .. 95
Filth Race— 5-8 Mile.
2-year-old fillies. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. ind. Horses. Wgt
(1201 ICleophns 115 2194 Casseopia 115
(^J0,5)^Lady Mottle.. 105 Quaver 105
Trayant 95 2301 Sister Beatrice 95
Spanker 95 2087 Detection 95
Sixth Race— 1 Mile
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
2144 Hornpipe (5). .. Ill 2390 Mirage (4) 109
2430 Marshall (6).... 105 24:37 Premier (3).... 96
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